The 25-kilogramme (55-pound) device is designed to assist elderly farmers who need support for their leg muscles and joints when they keep a crouching position or lift their arms high.
In a demonstration, a person wearing the suit pulled radishes from the ground and picked oranges from high branches like a robot.
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1 comment:
Good idea really. If it increases productivity and sustainability. What next, a robot suite for jacking off? Or maybe that would be 'jacking in'?
~mad
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